To illustrate and clarify this argument, I shall present some performative aspects of two types of possession, connected with healing powers among the Santals in Bengal and among the Tulus of South
Kanara. The two regions differ strongly in terms of kinship and social organization.
Today, a 160 member delegation of Chamgalai, Spinkai Ragzai, Mandana Sheikh Zayarat, Noi Kach and
Kanara of Mehsud tribes returned to South Waziristan Agency under the supervision of Assistant Political Agent Ladha.
From Cambodia: Mao Tan Eang, Mean Chi Vun, Nong
Kanara, Chheng Phalkun, Sopheak Thai, Pe Reaksmey, Lutgarde Lynen, Borann Sar, Sophanna Song, Poda Sar, Chhum Vannarith, and staff of the Banteay Meanchey Provincial Health Department; Ngek Bunchhup and staff of the Battambang Provincial Health Department; and staff of the Sereysophon Referral Hospital, Mongkul Borey Referral Hospital, Battambang Referral Hospital, and Sihanouk Hospital Center of Hope.
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Kanara Business Center, Laxmi Nagar, Ghatkopar (East), Mumbai-400 075, India, who supplied the CF both in loose and pellet forms.
Other occurrences are in Bellary, Chitradurga and North
Kanara district of Karnataka, Sundergarh, Bolangir and Keonjhar of Orissa, Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh, Bansawara of Rajasthan and Panch Mahal and Baroda of Gujarat.
The topics include the Basel (Protestant) Mission and Tulu culture in 19th-century South
Kanara, an oral Tulu text collected in the 19th century, subgenre distinction in the Tulu paddanas, narrated and dramatized death in Tulu culture, and success and failure of ritual performance in a South Indian oral tradition.
In 1799, when the Mysorean fort of Sadashivagarh in
Kanara fell into British hands, it was found to contain among its ammunition 100,000 musket balls, but only enough gunpowder to use a quarter of them, and no saltpeter reserves.
Blessed Joseph Vaz with the Lord and with the people of Goa and
Kanara, Indian Church History Review 42 (1) 2008, 15-29.
KANNADA* 11,1,14,14,1,4,1 (a native, also the language, of
Kanara)
Thus the interest of the Portuguese was to secure a stronghold on the coast of
Kanara or Coastal Karnataka.
Maturity and spawning of the marine catfish, Tachysuncs dussumieri (valenciennes), along the South
Kanara coast.
The boy's mum, Kim
Kanara, said: "We tried to return Chomreun (Lucky, in Khmer) to the forest many times but it refuses to leave.
Konkani bards and musicians of
Kanara. Mangalore: R.
More narrowly focused chronologically on the seventeenth century and geographically on what he defines as the four segments that make up India's long coast (Gujarat, Malabar and
Kanara, Coromandel, and Bengal), Arasaratnam's work demonstrates that it is possible to use the available sources--most of them European but also an increasing corpus of relevant indigenous written and material fragments--to expose the nexus between Indian geography, trade and society, and ultimately to invert the portrait of ruthlessly successful European intrusion and dominance.
C Vannarith, MD, Provincial Health Dept, Banteay Meanchey Province; N
Kanara, MD, M Qualls, MPH, CDC Global AIDS Project, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.